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Manufacturer: | D. Gottlieb & Company (1931-1977) [Trade Name: Gottlieb] | |||||
Date Of Manufacture: | August, 1964 | |||||
Model Number: | 204 | |||||
Type: | Electro-mechanical (EM) | |||||
Production: | 425 units (confirmed) | |||||
Serial Number Database: | View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site) | |||||
Specialty: | Add-A-Ball | |||||
Notable Features: | Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (4), Passive bumpers (6), Kickout holes (2), Standup target (1). Scoring A-B-C-D lanes in any sequence awards 1 added ball and resets the lanes to allow this again (see Notes). Hitting the numbered red bumpers in sequence 1 to 5 lights the red rollover for 1 added ball. Hitting the numbered yellow bumpers in sequence 1 to 5 lights the yellow rollover for 1 added ball. Completing a sequence resets the sequence to allow this again. Both kick-out holes eject the ball upwardly. The lower kick-out hole has a metal pin guarding each side of it, making it difficult or impossible to land a ball into it from certain directions. | |||||
Design by: | Wayne Neyens | |||||
Art by: | Roy Parker | |||||
Notes: | Pictured in this listing is a Sample game imported from Belgium having serial number 01006 S. It has a plexiglas backglass. The red and yellow bumper caps have rounded dome tops instead of the inclined flat tops seen on production games. We have annotated a motor board image to encircle two extra relays that do not appear on the sample schematic. Only one of them appears on the sample motor card. They was identified by the owner as the "first coin relay" and the "Y" Relay (second coin relay). The following information explains how the A-B-C-D rollovers operate to award added balls and is taken directly from the Majorettes schematic: At the start of the game, all four roll The "mystery" function works as follows when the roll - The A roll - The B roll - The C roll - The D roll Thus, when the A-B-C-D lanes reset, the number of lanes that are spotted for you (making it easier to complete the sequence again) is a function of how far along you are in completing the bum The mechanics of the spotting function are not explained to the player in the instructions, which is why this is called a "mystery" spot feature. | |||||
Photos in: |
Pinball Art, page 47 Pinball Portfolio, pages 132-133 The Pinball Compendium Electro-mechanical Era, page 142 Mike Pacak's Pinball Flyer Reference Book G-R | |||||
Owners List URL: | http://www.pinballowners.com/owners/1528 (External site) | |||||
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